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Around 95% of treatments do not have high-quality evidence to support their benefits

During her two decades at The New England Journal of Me…

Something has changed in the culture and values of acad…

Prescription drugs are the third leading cause of death…

Two of the UK stock market’s biggest pharmaceutical companies have made millions of pounds in “secret” payments to healthcare professionals and organisations, an investigation by The Times has found.At least €22.3 million (£19.6 million) was made in anonymous payments across Europe, including €17.9

ProPublica has compiled the disclosed payments from pharma companies to doctors and other health care providers. Search for your doctor in our interactive database.

“We have seen the ultimate demise of our health care system when it’s in the hands of bureaucrats,” says Dr. Richard Urso, a co-founder of the Internationa...

Given corruption in American politics,bureaucracy, media and academic establishments, is it inconceivable to suggest that Big Pharma wanted its share of the as-a-Service-revolution?

Covid has made it clear: the likes of Pfizer, in thrall to shareholders, only really care about their huge profits, says the director of Global Justice Now

They keep telling us to “trust the science.” But who paid for it?

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